The fallacy of composition states that even if something is True for an individual, it is not necessarily True for many individuals as a group.

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The fallacy of composition is a well-known logical fallacy that occurs when an individual makes an argument based on the assumption that what is true for one part of a group must also be true for the entire group as a whole. This is not necessarily the case, as the characteristics and behaviors of individual members of a group may not be representative of the group as a whole. Therefore, the statement "even if something is True for an individual, it is not necessarily True for many individuals as a group" is true, and option A is the correct answer.

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